Splitting and merging of Görtler vortices
From MaRDI portal
Publication:3557393
DOI10.1063/1.2151227zbMath1188.76101OpenAlexW2086371284MaRDI QIDQ3557393
D. A. Shah, H. Mitsudharmadi, S. H. Winoto
Publication date: 22 April 2010
Published in: Physics of Fluids (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2151227
Related Items (3)
Receptivity, instability and breakdown of Görtler flow ⋮ On the linear and nonlinear development of Görtler vortices ⋮ Hypersonic boundary layer transition on a concave wall: stationary Görtler vortices
Cites Work
- Receptivity of a flat plate boundary layer to a free stream axial vortex
- Görtler vortices with system rotation
- Stability and transition in shear flows
- Development of boundary-layer flow in the presence of forced wavelength Görtler vortices
- Secondary instability in forced wavelength Görtler vortices
- The linear development of Görtler vortices in growing boundary layers
- The nonlinear development of Görtler vortices in growing boundary layers
- Görtler instability
- Taylor—Gortler vortices in fully developed or boundary-layer flows: linear theory
- On the receptivity problem for Görtler vortices: vortex motions induced by wall roughness
- The linear inviscid secondary instability of longitudinal vortex structures in boundary layers
- On the görtler instability of boundary layers
- On the growth of mushroomlike structures in nonlinear spatially developing Goertler vortex flow
- The secondary instability in Goertler flow
- Direct numerical simulation of transition to turbulence in Görtler flow
- Görtler vortices: a backward-in-time approach to the receptivity problem
- Wavenumber selection and irregularity of spatially developing nonlinear Dean and Görtler vortices
- The receptivity problem for O (1) wavelength Görtler vortices
- On the mechanism of sinuous and varicose modes in three-dimensional viscous secondary instability of nonlinear Görtler rolls
- Fundamental and subharmonic secondary instabilities of Görtler vortices
- Stability of viscous flow over concave cylindrical surfaces
This page was built for publication: Splitting and merging of Görtler vortices
